Building in public
We document our design decisions, cryptographic choices, and development progress openly. No black boxes — the thinking behind Voter.Care is as transparent as the code.
Votercare Elect: self-assessed against NIST election security guidelines
We assessed Votercare Elect against the NIST Cybersecurity Framework Election Infrastructure Profile (NIST VTS 200-1) and the VVSG 2.0 standard — including an important clarification about why VVSG 2.0 certification doesn't apply to internet-based systems, and an honest account of where our gaps are.
Introducing Voter.Care: privacy-first digital voting
We're building a digital voting system with a simple principle at its core: no central store of personal data, and every security claim independently verifiable. Here's what that means and why it matters.
UK trade union electronic balloting: what the 2026 reform actually says
The Employment Rights Act 2025 and the Trade Unions Order 2026 have opened the door to electronic balloting for UK trade unions. Here's what the legislation actually requires — and what it means for any system claiming to comply.
How zero-knowledge proofs enable voting without identity
The core cryptographic primitive behind Voter.Care is the Semaphore protocol — a zero-knowledge proof system that lets voters prove eligibility without revealing who they are. Here's how it works and why it matters.
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